Small Business Endorsements: CALPIRG has recruited 60 individual business owners to sign a statement supporting the 30/10 initiative and calling for expedited Congressional action on the model program.
Mark Green, a Democrat who narrowly lost to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg in the 2001 campaign, said that voters were unlikely to change their minds because of a single small union's endorsement.
If the Conservatives dislike a Republican candidate, they can run a competitor and divide the right's already small vote.The Conservatives' endorsement gave Mr Pataki his margin of victory in 1994.
In a tightly contested race, the low-key incumbent Mike Duncan holds a small lead in endorsements.
Nowhere is President Lincoln's day-by-day attention to this reality more visible than in his endorsements, small memos hidden on the backs of other people's letters.
However, the methodology likely contributed to the very small numbers of endorsements for some micro actions and might have led to the opposite problem, under-reporting of micro actions, particularly among those who said they would immediately decide to do the test and were possibly not probed further about their immediate behaviour.
Yet Carroll's ruling, while almost entirely pro-quantum, is not purely an endorsement of small-scale thinking.
No one knows the value of the blessing of a popular incumbent better than he: His own victory in 2001 was due in no small part to the endorsement of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.
In the grid-extension conflict, regions with a preponderance of topic challengers with concept-critical orientations where the protesters aim to prevent the power line's construction, e.g., EnLAG 4, the endorsement of smaller amendments would probably not be helpful.
